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I recently heard that 12 million people were gassed, six million of whom were Jews. Gypsies were gassed.
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Yes they were actually
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What was life for Jews like pre-ww2?
it was awful the went to concentration camps then they were gassed and burnt .
What was the importance of the concentration camps?
Hitler wanted the inferior, in his eyes the Jews, Gypsies, handicapped, gay people, dead. That is practically why he started the concentration camps.
What other groups of people were also gassed at Auschwitz?
The sole purpose of the extermination camps was to kill Jews and gypsies, usually by gassing, except for a small number who were selected to help with the extermination process itself. At these camps nearly all new arrivals were gassed as soon as practical:BelzecChelmnoSobiborTreblinka IIThere are very few survivors from these camps (two each from Belzec and Chelmno, about 50 from Sobibor and about 40 from Trelinka II).The Auschwitz group of camps was different. It had a gassing centre (part of Aischwitz II aka Birkenau) and was also a vast group of concentration camps (forced labour camps). Physically fit new arrivals were sent to the concentration camps, where most of them were worked to death on grossly inadequate rations.Majdanek was the only other camp that combined both functions.
Were Jews mixed with gypsies and homosexuals in concentration camps?
Yes. along with many other people like blacks.
What groups were sent to concentration camps?
The groups that were sent to the concentration camps during the holocaust were Jews, Roma (gypsies), homosexuals, Soviet prisoners of war, Jehovah's Witnesses and many others.
What was life for Jews like pre-ww2?
it was awful the went to concentration camps then they were gassed and burnt .
What religious group was imprisoned in concentration camps?
Jews, Gypsies, and people who offended the Nazis.
What three groups were killed in concentration camps?
Jews, Gypsies, Homosexuals, political prisoners.
What was the importance of the concentration camps?
Hitler wanted the inferior, in his eyes the Jews, Gypsies, handicapped, gay people, dead. That is practically why he started the concentration camps.
What the Nazis do to all the Jews in Concentration Camps?
Take them into big iron chambers for a shower, and instead gassed them to death
What other groups of people were also gassed at Auschwitz?
The sole purpose of the extermination camps was to kill Jews and gypsies, usually by gassing, except for a small number who were selected to help with the extermination process itself. At these camps nearly all new arrivals were gassed as soon as practical:BelzecChelmnoSobiborTreblinka IIThere are very few survivors from these camps (two each from Belzec and Chelmno, about 50 from Sobibor and about 40 from Trelinka II).The Auschwitz group of camps was different. It had a gassing centre (part of Aischwitz II aka Birkenau) and was also a vast group of concentration camps (forced labour camps). Physically fit new arrivals were sent to the concentration camps, where most of them were worked to death on grossly inadequate rations.Majdanek was the only other camp that combined both functions.
Who went in the concentration camps?
Jews, beggars, criminals, prostitutes, Gypsies, homosexuals, people who opposed Hitler, people who helped Jews or others.
who died in concentration camps with the Jews?
Gypsies Disabled Mentally ill Political enimies-communists Other minorities
Were Jews mixed with gypsies and homosexuals in concentration camps?
Yes. along with many other people like blacks.
Who were concentration camps for?
The Concentration Camps were designed by the Nazi party in Germany to contain "undesirables," most notably the Jews. Other victims included Hitler's political enemies, Gypsies, and homosexuals.
What groups were sent to concentration camps?
The groups that were sent to the concentration camps during the holocaust were Jews, Roma (gypsies), homosexuals, Soviet prisoners of war, Jehovah's Witnesses and many others.
What religions except Jews were sent to Nazi concentration camps?
Homosexuals, gypsies, and anyone the Nazis deemed "feeble-minded"
